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No disrespect and I know the finger is the safety, bolt open and understand……but if and I stress the if. That is gonna be a very bad thing if it were to, heaven forbid happen. We can all say it won't but it only takes once.
Theres no need for a safety on 99% of rifles, mine dont have any, ans they stay loaded 24/7..half cock and common sense are wonderful. The only gun i want a safety on is a single action autoloading pistol, hopefully for obvios reasons
given the context on how he pushes his bolt forward – pushing with thumb on bolt shroud, I can see how a safety could become accidentally engaged. it's a training point.
Room temp IQ, if you are going to fat finger that bad, your trigger pull would be shit too. Also, forward means fire. This is why you don't buy MDT products.
If you ND at a match you get disqualified immediately, so if your fundamentals of firearm safety are good. It's not a problem. Like he said, bolt to the rear. Mag out.
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No disrespect and I know the finger is the safety, bolt open and understand……but if and I stress the if. That is gonna be a very bad thing if it were to, heaven forbid happen. We can all say it won't but it only takes once.
"Safety, always off"
I have never seen a bolt open while hunting. That is terrible advice.
Theres no need for a safety on 99% of rifles, mine dont have any, ans they stay loaded 24/7..half cock and common sense are wonderful. The only gun i want a safety on is a single action autoloading pistol, hopefully for obvios reasons
We finna’ see dudes that have no business doing this shooting holes in their 1/1 apartments on IG live
Finger discipline is the best safety
Best safery is still your figer out the trigger. Open bolt too .
given the context on how he pushes his bolt forward – pushing with thumb on bolt shroud, I can see how a safety could become accidentally engaged. it's a training point.
Don't they use like 5 gram triggers?
What squeezing is there on comp rifles
So now we're selling bad ideas along with new calibers & widgets?
GUYS WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS? PUT IT BACK ON THE GUN
The plural for "safety" is "safeties", not "safety's". Come on, guys!
Room temp IQ, if you are going to fat finger that bad, your trigger pull would be shit too. Also, forward means fire. This is why you don't buy MDT products.
all these noobs thinking a safety is necessary during comp clearly only use buffer tubes on their AR's
You can tell the ignorant guys in the comments that dont shoot competition.
I pulled mine for the same reason.
If you ND at a match you get disqualified immediately, so if your fundamentals of firearm safety are good. It's not a problem. Like he said, bolt to the rear. Mag out.
This guy has had a coupple head injuries.
Pushed forward is for “fire” on all of my rifles
Safety forward for “safe”? Who knew??😂
Dumb typical PRS gamer
Only a American would call removing the safety a good modification 😂😂😂😂
Yeah i’m really forgetful too. I ended up taking the safeties off my AR and 1911 because of how I often forget to disengage them at the range.